Las Vegas Restaurants

The bacchanal is back! Caesars Palace’s famed Bacchanal feast is returning, this time in the form of a 25,000-square-foot buffet extravaganza. The original Bacchanal was Caesars Palace’s gourmet room where attendees took three hours to taste a variety of gastronomic extravaganzas while toga-clad waiters and waitresses served wine. It was…

Chef Eric Suniga hated his first day working in a restaurant. At the age of 14 he became a dishwasher at a steakhouse in Chico, Calif., and wasn’t too thrilled with the experience. It didn’t take too long though before he worked his way up and fell in love with the…

The ONE Group, the people behind STK in The Cosmopolitan, are at it again in Las Vegas, and this time they’re bringing some international flair to the Tropicana. The Bagatelle restaurant brand that debuted in New York City in 2008 is making its way to the Tropicana in August 2012.…

We’ve scoured the city to find some of Vegas’ best dishes. We’ve found a quick lunch pizza and a high-end velvety soup — and everything in between — including a light, summery fish dish and a classic spaghetti. Here are our picks for some of the best dishes in Vegas.…

Kamel Guechida talks about sweets not being too sweet, using quality ingredients and working for Joël Robuchon If you met the friendly, humble Kamel Guechida out of his highly starched white chef’s coat, you’d probably never know that he is the executive pastry chef for the opulent Joël Robuchon restaurant at…

The kings of cool There’s something about summer in Vegas that’s a little steamy. Maybe it’s the late night clubbing or the Chippendales, or the 105-degree weather. No matter what gets your temperature rising, there’s no better way to stay cool in Vegas than with a frozen treat. “In the…

If you’re having a late night craving or looking for a bite after hitting the clubs, Vegas has more than enough options to keep you going. Some restaurants serve tasty American fare while others dive into creative Japanese fusion cuisine. From a diner known for their pancakes to a taco…

Let’s face it. If you’re a vegan like me, we’re not exactly the easiest people to dine with. But thankfully, I live in a city where there are a slew of delicious vegan options that even my carnivore friends can enjoy. And I’m not talking about a skimpy salad or boring pasta noodles.…

The vibrancy of downtown Las Vegas has been growing steadily. The Downtown & 3rd Farmer’s Market allows people to get artisanal foods and fresh produce every Friday morning. Restaurants like Le Thai have been popping up here and there. The freestanding bars and lounges opening downtown make nightlife and barhopping…

While it seems every food has a month or day, National Burger Month is definitely worth celebrating. From the all-American cheeseburger to a Japanese-influenced miso soy burger, Vegas offers a burger for every palate. “Everyone loves a great burger, it’s something you can grab really quick and everyone recognizes it—it’s…

In Vegas, it seems people who hold positions in the food and beverage industry come and go as quickly as some of the tourists. But a few select people have withstood the test of time and stayed with their companies through the years — and their loyal patrons appreciate a…

Vegas Uncork’d by “Bon Appétit” is a long weekend packed with culinary events, celebrity chefs and, of course, lots and lots of food. Bellagio, Caesars Palace, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas and Mandalay Bay host more than 25 food events May 10 – 13, which are unique, insider culinary experiences.…

While there’s always a party happening in Vegas, Cinco de Mayo is one of those holidays that brings out the best partier in all of us. From a multitude of drink specials to festive music, food and fun—Vegas has you covered for May 5. Here are some of the best…

Joël Robuchon is one of the most respected chefs in the world. Entitled “Chef of the Century,” by Gault Millau in 1989, Robuchon has won numerous awards and has achieved world-wide success since. Robuchon’s restaurants are across the globe, including locations such as Hong Kong, London, Macao, Monaco, Paris and…

Vegas is thisclose to reaching its triple-digit temperatures, and this weekend’s events are only the beginning. From hot headlining acts and pool parties to spicy dishes and indulgent spa treatments, the forecast looks like a fiery trip with a high possibility of fun. Sizzling shows It’s hard to see all…

Italian food will forever be a topic for debate. Much like barbecue is to the South, Italian food is subject to many interpretations, tastes and regions. Arguments on topics such as garlic or no garlic, Neopolitan-style crust or Sicilian-style crust and what kind of tomatoes go in your sauce have…

While the weather is nice in Vegas, take advantage of some of the city’s finest food festivals. No matter what your taste in cuisine, Vegas has something for everyone—and every budget. Food festivals are a chance to sample bites from your favorite restaurants and also try new ones. Vegas’ culinary…

Corned beef and cabbage, fish ‘n’ chips, bangers and mash — to satisfy your Irish appetite, Las Vegas restaurants have a variety of specials, from a super-sized corned beef sandwich to the crunchiest of fish ‘n’ chips. While we understand St. Patrick’s Day is primarily a beverage-laden holiday (see green…

From an old-school standard to the noisy new kid on the block, steakhouses are one of the most popular types of restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip. Every major hotel has at least one steakhouse, and some even have two. To help you make your decision, here are a few…

Smith & Wollensky What better way to celebrate wine in Vegas than Smith & Wollensky’s 50th anniversary of its National Wine Week. The classic steakhouse celebrates 25 years of their Wine Week, which takes place once twice a year. Each day from March 5 – 9, Smith & Wollensky offers…

There are lots of restaurants in Vegas. There are also countless dishes in restaurants in Vegas. So when faced with the task of where to dine, it usually comes down to value — how much you’re willing to spend and what you get for the money. Don’t worry, here’s a…

Sweet shops have flourished here in Vegas. From couture candy to an M&M haven, Vegas has you covered when you need to satisfy your sweet tooth. Recently in Vegas, more and more candy shops have been popping up around town. If candy appeals to you, please, read on.“Candy appeals to…

Valentine’s Day in Vegas is a place for everyone who believes in love. Whether you’re in the first few weeks of a promising relationship or celebrating a double digit anniversary, Vegas has you covered. We even have parties for you single* ladies out there. While love can be tough to navigate**,…

Chinese New Year in Vegas has become a major event. After all, a 128-foot dragon (at the Palazzo) isn’t built for just anything. In addition to opulent decorations from hotels like the Palazzo and the Bellagio, the year of the dragon has brought a surge of Chinese New Year menus…